big bag of java moss

Big bag of Java Moss

Had a tidy up in my planted tank so have this big bag of java moss spare. Ideal for shrimps and spawning fish. Easy to grow in just about any freshwater aquarium and can look very pretty once established. Collection from Creekmoor, Poole. Any questions please feel free to ask. Ad ID:

A clamp of Java Moss aquarium plant for £1

I have a clamp of java moss for sale. £1 for a small ball, enough to start in your aquarium. Collection near Westferry DLR Station. Can bring to Bethnal Green, Liverpool Street, Greenwich Station if it's more convenient for you.

Big amount of Christmas moss

Big amount of Christmas moss plus, im not sure stringi moss. Free snail tank. Very nice condition. Ad ID:

Java moss

Java moss tropical aquarium plant great for attaching to rocks or bog wood. Take away tub portion, six tubs available Read more

Java moss on wood

Java moss on wood For sale java moss on. A piece of wood. Wood size 15cm with lots of live plants Ad ID:

Java Moss and Trumpet Snails

Good size portion of healthy java moss and a clean up crew of Malaysian trumpet snails. Ideal for a sand substrate to help prevent it going anaerobic. Collection only. Price is for both. Ad ID:

Live plants java moss on wood

Java moss on wood Large piece of wood 30cm with lots of java moss growing on it I also have guppy's for sale too please ask for a separate price Ad ID:

Free Java Moss from recent trimming

I have just trimmed my shrimp tank. Photo represents approx 5% of total trimmings. Such a waste to throw away if anyone can use it. Ad ID:

Java moss on Dragon stone for sale!!!

Various Dragon stones with Java moss attached... Java moss does not require any special attention. It accepts all kinds of water, even weakly brackish, and all kinds of light qualities. It grows best at 70 to 75° Fahrenheit (21 to 24° Celsius), but can live in temperatures of up to 85 to 90 °F (29 to 32 °C). It makes a good foreground plant. Java moss can also provide food for the newly formed fry, which can be challenging to feed. Some shrimp like to tear the miniature leaves off it to eat. Ad ID:

*** Aquatic Plants - Java Fern Trident & Christmas Moss ***

Healthy and lush Java Fern Trident and Christmas Moss. Undemanding and easy to care for. Perfect plants for beginners who are looking to start a planted tank. Can be attached to wood or rock. Ideal for creating amazing aquascape. 1 x Large Java Fern Trident - £60 5 x Java Fern Trident - £5 each 100g Christmas Moss - £40 Collection only. Ad ID:

Live tropical fish tank plants cryptocoryne Java moss

My fish tank has been a bit neglected so I am doing restart soon. Therefore selling tropical plants, all that can be seen in photos except Java sword(big green plant in the middle). There is about 12 grown cryptocorynes, bunch of java moss, and few green cryptocorynes(left hand corner in the photo). Also if wanted would give away Malaysian Trumpet Snails(Substrate Burrower / Algae eater), they are quite small at the moment. 10£ for all collection only from LN6 7 area Ad ID:

Selling tropical plants - vallisneria gigantea, Jungle val, water wisteria, Java moss

Selling tropical plants photo 1 - water wisteria - £1 a stem photo 2,3 - vallisneria gigantea, has thicker leaves then the normal jungle val and gets quite tall which can be cut back without melt, also the tips turn a redish/brown colour when they get closer to the surface - £3 for 2 plants photo 4 - Jungle val, has thinner leaves then the gigantea and still gets quite tall - £1 for 1 plant photo 5 - java moss - £1.50 for about a golf ball size please do you research before buy these plants thanks Ad ID:

Plants for fish tank: hornwort, hygrophila, crypts, wisteria, java moss, tall grass

All of them are growing in my aquarium and are acclimated to London water. As you can see in the pictures they are strong plants, growing like crazy. I just use liquid carbon and liquid ferts. My subtract is really low tech, just plain Argos sand. Also, i don't do anything to actively change the PH of my water. The plants grow in plain, dechlorinated London tap water and shouldn't go into shock when you transfer them to your aquarium. The plants i am offering are the following: Hornwort, floating and perfect for small fish/fry/shrimps to hide in. (2.5 pounds for a 70cm cutting) Cryptocoryne wendtii,very large and rooted,foreground plant. Good for bottom dwellers to hide under. (2.5 pounds each) Tall grass (2.5 pounds for 4 plants) Hygrophila polysperma, stem plant that roots, grows fast and tall,easy background plant. especially good for ottos going busy on them. (2 pounds for a batch) Duckweed, floating surface plant. Nitrate sucker, algae control and essential for bettas/guramis. Goldfish love to eat it, shrimps like to walk upside down on it. It grows very fast (2 pounds for 60grms, u don't need more than this) Water Wisteria, one of the easiest and fast growing plants there is. Every tank should have it. (2 pounds for a batch) Java moss. Essential for shrimps and fry, you can attach it to bogwood/rocks (8 pounds for 50grms). Fertilizer root capsules, i prepare and use them myself in all my tanks. Last for 6 months and are safe to use with shrimps. Recommended for planted tanks. (2 pounds for 10 capsules) Check my other ads for Amano shrimps, Bristlenose plecos, Platies/guppies, Red Cherry Shrimps and Siamese Algae Eaters. P.S. Don't ask me for more pictures, all the pictures in the ad are from my tanks. There are plenty of other pictures in google if you want to identify them:) Have a look at my other ads for more aquarium related things. (if you see the ad it is still available) Ad ID:

Plants for fish tank: hornwort, hygrophila, crypts, wisteria, java moss, elodea, tall grass

All of them are growing in my aquarium and are acclimated to London water. As you can see in the pictures they are strong plants, growing like crazy. I just use liquid carbon and liquid ferts. My subtract is really low tech, just plain Argos sand. Also, i don't do anything to actively change the PH of my water. The plants grow in plain, dechlorinated London tap water and shouldn't go into shock when you transfer them to your aquarium. The plants i am offering are the following: Hornwort, floating and perfect for small fish/fry/shrimps to hide in. (2.5 pounds for a 70cm cutting) Cryptocoryne wendtii,very large and rooted,foreground plant. Good for bottom dwellers to hide under. (2.5 pounds each) Tall grass (2.5 pounds for 4 plants) Hygrophila polysperma, stem plant that roots, grows fast and tall,easy background plant. especially good for ottos going busy on them. (2 pounds for a batch) Duckweed, floating surface plant. Nitrate sucker, algae control and essential for bettas/guramis. Goldfish love to eat it, shrimps like to walk upside down on it. It grows very fast (2 pounds for 60grms, u don't need more than this) Water Wisteria, one of the easiest and fast growing plants there is. Every tank should have it. (2 pounds for a batch) Elodea Densa, floating plant just throw it in the tank. Good oxygenator, survives goldfish. (2 pounds for a batch) Java moss. Essential for shrimps and fry, you can attach it to bogwood/rocks (8 pounds for 50grms). Fertilizer root capsules, i prepare and use them myself in all my tanks. Last for 6 months and are safe to use with shrimps. Recommended for planted tanks. (2 pounds for 10 capsules) Check my other ads for Amano shrimps, Bristlenose plecos, Platies/guppies, Red Cherry Shrimps and Siamese Algae Eaters. P.S. Don't ask me for more pictures, all the pictures in the ad are mine from my tanks. There are plenty of other pictures in google if you want to identify them:) Have a look at my other ads for more aquarium related things. (if you see the ad it is still available) Ad ID:

Plants for fish tank: hornwort, hygrophila, crypts, wisteria, java moss, elodea, tall grass

All of them are growing in my aquarium and are acclimated to London water. As you can see in the pictures they are strong plants, growing like crazy. I just use liquid carbon and liquid ferts. My subtract is really low tech, just plain Argos sand. Also, i don't do anything to actively change the PH of my water. The plants grow in plain, dechlorinated London tap water and shouldn't go into shock when you transfer them to your aquarium. The plants i am offering are the following: Hornwort, floating and perfect for small fish/fry/shrimps to hide in. (2.5 pounds for a 70cm cutting) Cryptocoryne wendtii,very large and rooted,more than 10 leafs per plant. Good for bottom dwellers to hide under. (2.5 pounds each) Tall grass (2.5 pounds for 4 plants) Hygrophila polysperma, stem plant that roots, grows fast and tall,easy background plant. especially good for ottos going busy on them. (2 pounds for a batch) Duckweed, floating surface plant. Nitrate sucker, algae control and essential for bettas/guramis. Goldfish love to eat it, shrimps like to walk upside down on it. It grows very fast (2 pounds for 60grms, u don't need more than this) Water Wisteria, one of the easiest and fast growing plants there is. Every tank should have it. (2.5 pounds for a batch) Elodea Densa, floating plant just through it in the tank. Good oxygenator, survives goldfish. (2 pounds for a batch) Java moss. Essential for shrimps and fry, you can attach it to bogwood/rocks (2.5 pounds for a good portion). Fertilizer root capsules, i prepare and use them myself in all my tanks. Last for 6 months and are safe to use with shrimps. Recommended for planted tanks. (2 pounds for 10 capsules) Check my other ads for Amano shrimps, Bristlenose plecos, Platies, Red Cherry Shrimps and Siamese Algae Eaters. (if you see the ad it is still available) Ad ID:

Plants for fish tank: hornwort, hygrophila, crypts, wisteria, java moss, elodea, tall grass

All of them are growing in my aquarium and are acclimated to London water. As you can see in the pictures they are strong plants, growing like crazy. I just use liquid carbon and liquid ferts. My subtract is really low tech, just plain Argos sand. Also, i don't do anything to actively change the PH of my water. The plants grow in plain, dechlorinated London tap water and shouldn't go into shock when you transfer them to your aquarium. The plants i am offering are the following: Hornwort, floating and perfect for small fish/fry/shrimps to hide in. (2.5 pounds for a 70cm cutting) Cryptocoryne wendtii,very large and rooted,more than 10 leafs per plant. Good for bottom dwellers to hide under. (2.5 pounds each) Tall grass (2.5 pounds for 4 plants) Hygrophila polysperma, stem plant that roots, grows fast and tall,easy background plant. especially good for ottos going busy on them. (2 pounds for a batch) Duckweed, floating surface plant. Nitrate sucker, algae control and essential for bettas/guramis. Goldfish love to eat it, shrimps like to walk upside down on it. It grows very fast (2 pounds for 60grms, u don't need more than this) Water Wisteria, one of the easiest and fast growing plants there is. Every tank should have it. (2.5 pounds for a batch) Elodea Densa, floating plant just through it in the tank. Good oxygenator, survives goldfish. (2 pounds for a batch) Java moss. Essential for shrimps and fry, you can attach it to bogwood/rocks (2.5 pounds for a good portion). Fertilizer root capsules, i prepare and use them myself in all my tanks. Last for 6 months and are safe to use with shrimps. Recommended for planted tanks. (2 pounds for 10 capsules) Check my other ads for Amano shrimps, Bristlenose plecos, Platies/guppies, Red Cherry Shrimps and Siamese Algae Eaters. (if you see the ad it is still available) Ad ID:

Plants for fish tank: hornwort, hygrophila, crypts, wisteria, Bacopa, java moss, elodea, tall grass

All of them are growing in my aquarium and are acclimated to London water. As you can see in the pictures they are strong plants, growing like crazy. I just use liquid carbon and liquid ferts. My subtract is really low tech, just plain Argos sand. Also, i don't do anything to actively change the PH of my water. The plants grow in plain, dechlorinated London tap water and shouldn't go into shock when you transfer them to your aquarium. The plants i am offering are the following: Hornwort, floating and perfect for small fish/fry/shrimps to hide in. (2.5 pounds for a 70cm cutting) Cryptocoryne wendtii,very large and rooted,more than 10 leafs per plant. Good for bottom dwellers to hide under. (2.5 pounds each) Tall grass (2.5 pounds for 4 plants) Hygrophila polysperma, stem plant that roots, grows fast and tall,easy background plant. especially good for ottos going busy on them. (2 pounds for a batch) Duckweed, floating surface plant. Nitrate sucker, algae control and essential for bettas/guramis. Goldfish love to eat it, shrimps like to walk upside down on it. It grows very fast (2 pounds for 60grms, u don't need more than this) Bacopa caroliniana+monniery. (2 pounds for a batch) Water Wisteria, one of the easiest and fast growing plants there is. Every tank should have it. (2 pounds for a batch) Elodea Densa, floating plant just through it in the tank. Good oxygenator, survives goldfish. (2 pounds for a batch) Java moss. Essential for shrimps and fry, you can attach it to bogwood/rocks (2 pounds for a good portion). Fertilizer root capsules, i prepare and use them myself in all my tanks. Last for 6 months and are safe to use with shrimps. Recommended for planted tanks. (2 pounds for 10 capsules) Check my other ads for Amano shrimps, Bristlenose plecos, Platies, Red Cherry Shrimps and Siamese Algae Eaters. (if you see the ad it is still available) Ad ID:

Tropical Snail Pack - 5 Ramshorns, 5 Trumpets, 5 Bladder Snails & Java Moss

5 x Ramshorn Snails 5 x Tadpole Snails 5 x Malaysian Trumpet Snails 5 of each Snail (15 snails total). Each group comes with a small portion of Java Moss You will receive a variety of sizes of snails. As long as tank conditions are right, they should all thrive in established tanks without much effort and combined will make a great clean up crew, eating algae and uneaten fish-food. Do not use these as an excuse not to maintain your tank or overfeed your fish. They are additional bio-load so your tank still requires regular maintenance and water changes. Snails should be acclimatised, as you would do with a new fish. They have been living in my water which may or may not be quite different to yours in way of Hardness and pH. Also they have been in transit overnight so the water they are in is much colder that a typical tank, so an immediate temperature change of possibly degrees centigrade can shock them. Please float the bag or put them in a container, mixing them slowly with some tank water for a short while before adding them to your tank. If you are not local to Paisley, but still want these then get in touch for other options to get them to you. Ad ID:

Tropical Snail Pack - 10 Ramshorns, 10 Trumpets, 10 Bladder Snails & Java Moss

10 x Ramshorn Snails 10 x Tadpole Snails 10 x Malaysian Trumpet Snails 10 of each Snail (30 snails total). Each group comes with a small portion of Java Moss You will receive a variety of sizes of snails. As long as tank conditions are right, they should all thrive in established tanks without much effort and combined will make a great clean up crew, eating algae and uneaten fish-food. Do not use these as an excuse not to maintain your tank or overfeed your fish. They are additional bio-load so your tank still requires regular maintenance and water changes. Snails should be acclimatised, as you would do with a new fish. They have been living in my water which may or may not be quite different to yours in way of Hardness and pH. Also they may have been in transit overnight so the water they are in is much colder that a typical tank, so an immediate temperature change of possibly degrees centigrade can shock them. Please float the bag or put them in a container, mixing them slowly with some tank water for a short while before adding them to your tank. If you are not local to Paisley, but still want these then get in touch for other options to get them to you. Ad ID:

Set of Callaway Big Bertha Golf Clubs with Bag & Travel Bag

Set of Callaway Big Bertha Graphite Shaft Golf Clubs including; Irons: , Pitcher, Sand Wedge, Turtle II Putter with leather head cover. Woods: Big Bertha Hawk Eye 10 Driver with head cover, Big Bertha War Bird 3 wood with head cover and Big Bertha War Bird 7 wood with head cover. This set comes with a dark blue Callaway Golf Bag with cover plus an outer travel cover. These clubs and bag are in excellent condition. Ad ID: Delivery Service Consumer Credit

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A breeding trio of big white garden doves and a female white java dove £40 for all Read more

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Assortment of buttons, large and small all various colours and designs. Various styles and attachments Excellent for art and craft projects and dressmaking. Ad ID: Delivery Service Consumer Credit

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